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• Discover Your Own Tiny Galaxy
• Anatomy Of A Power Outage
• Why you can hear elephants' thundering calls 6 miles away
• Secret to Elephants' Thundering Calls Discovered
• Amazing Photo: 'Fire Rainbow' Over South Florida
• How Earth's 'Hums' Could Help Predict Earthquakes
• Drought's silver lining: Fewest July tornadoes on record
• African Penguins Get New Shark 'Roommates' At California Aquarium
• Poison Shows Culture Began 20,000 Years Earlier
• Drought Helps Set July Record for Fewest Tornadoes
• Olympic Doping Scandal Over Chinese Swimmer Grows
• Boy or girl? Mother can control outcome, study of birds finds
• Watch Earth Change with New Zoomable Google Earth Tool
• Presenting the World's Slowest Shark
• Colorado High Tornado Breaks Record
• Spectacular Photo: Humpback Whale Surprises Fishing Trip
• It's the world's slowest shark — hang on, it'll be here in a sec...
• Dolphin Social Networks Show First Hints of Culture
• Rare Colorado Tornado Second-Highest in US History
• Century of Drought May Be Ahead
• Humpback Whales Reluctant to Migrate from Antarctica
• Warrior king statue discovered in ancient Mediterranean city
• Warrior King Statue Discovered in Ancient Mediterranean City
• Women, Children Not More Likely to Survive Shipwrecks
• This Summer Shaping Up as One of Warmest
• August Will Be a Blue Moon Month
• Does Impulsiveness Give Boys Math Edge?
• Amish Population Booms in US
• At last! Antarctic outpost sees first sunrise of season
• Your Diet Affects Your Grandchildren's DNA, Scientists Say
• Vampire Stars Suck Life Out Of Stellar Partners
• Mediterranean Fin Whales Threatened
• Protective Skin Microbes Help Fight Off Disease
• Elusive sneezing monkeys photographed for first time

• Dust from Asia Fills North America's Atmosphere
• Humanlike Skin Cancer Found in Wild Fish
• Old Photos of Glaciers Show Their Fickle Speed
• How Earth's 'hums' could give us a heads up on earthquakes
• Why do men live shorter lives? Maybe it's 'Mother's Curse'
• Major Quakes in Last Decade Not Linked, Study Finds
• Why Olympic athletes become experts at physics
• Penguins get shark roommates at aquarium
• Humanlike skin cancer found in wild fish
• Claims of Flawed Weather Data Don't Change Global Warming: Scientists
• Female Olympians Don't Get Endorsement Gold
• Tiger population in Nepal park doubles in 2 years
• The Twisted Physics of 5 Olympic Sports
• World's Northernmost Coral Reef Discovered
• Breaching humpback whales steal the show on fishing trip
• Is the U.S. at Risk of Becoming a Police State?
• World's northernmost coral reef discovered off Japan
• Tomb of Mayan Prince Discovered in Jungle Ruins
• Warrior King Statue Found in Mediterranean City
• New 'Bird Flu' Killing Baby Seals, Raises Concerns for Humans
• Crowdfunding Site Kickstarts Unusual Tech
• Drought's Positive Effect: Smaller Gulf Dead Zone
• Propeller-Slashed Whale Shark Highlights Ecotourism Danger
• Expedition to Map Where Florida Keys Fish Breed
• First Sunrise of Season Blazes into Antarctic View
• Usain Bolt vs. The Cheetah: Olympians of the Animal Kingdom
• 7 Things You Don't Know About Moths, But Should
• Japanese Women Fall to No. 2 in Life Expectancy
• July Could Set Record for Fewest Tornadoes
• Ancient statues smuggled from Nigeria being returned home
• Storm Clouds May Punch Holes in Ozone
• Bursting blue termites spew toxic goo on suicide missions
• Exploding Blue Termites Spew Toxic Goo in Battle

• Amazing photo: 'Fire rainbow' is stunner
• More of America Is A Disaster Than Not
• Decade's major earthquakes not linked, study finds
• How Climate Science Became Politicized
• Mom's Genes May Explain Why Women Outlive Men
• New Navy Fighter Drone Promises Pilotless Future
• Strangers on a Bus: Why Fellow Travelers Avoid Interaction
• 218 More Counties Added to Drought Disaster Area
• Nature Still Sucking Up Considerable Carbon Dioxide
• Why Meth May Lead to Death by Anorexia
• Nat Geo Channel Announces Ambitious National Parks Series
• Tiger Population in Nepal Park Doubles in 2 Years
• Childhood Mistreatment Primes Brain for Mental Illness
• Boy or Girl? Mother Can Control Outcome
• Dolphin social networks show first hints of culture
• Why Some People Can Recall Life's Every Moment
• Tomb of Mayan prince unearthed in jungle ruins
• World's Northernmost Coral Reef Discovered in Japan
• Will July Become Hottest Month Ever Recorded?
• Humpback whales linger in Antarctica
• Save women and children first on sinking ship? Not hardly
• Old tools — and poison — push back Stone Age  20,000 years
• Oldest Poison Pushes Back Ancient Civilization 20,000 Years
• New beetle species found in remote Arizona cave
• New Beetle Species Found in Remote Arizona Cave
• How 'Fast Pool' Tech Helps Olympic Swimmers
• One has a foot-wide wingspan?! 7 things to know about moths
• Melting Ice Floods Greenland River, Satellite Photo Shows
• Lucid Dreamers Offer Clues to Consciousness
• Ancient Statues Smuggled from Nigeria to Return Home
• Strange Underwater Tower Off California
• Brain Is Biased When Learning New Information
• Mass Killers Often Show Warning Signs in Youth